Moondog's Pop Culture Radio Hour

Welcome to the Moondog's Pop Culture Radio Hour from Saturday, January 8, 1994, with this incredible show. 

Our star of the show was Frank Miller when he was at the peak of his popularity! He was in the middle of Sin City. He had finished so many other projects for Marvel and DC like Dark Knight and the Spawn Batman crossover. You get to hear Frank's insights and what it was like to be considered a comic book god. 

We also have a wonderful interview with Adrienne Barbeau, from the Creepshow movie Escape from New York, Swamp Thing, and the voice of the Catwoman on the Batman animated series.

So, enjoy this episode and remember to follow me on Facebook at Moondog Buys Comics. 

Episode 15 from December 18, 1993 - our Green Lantern show starring my dear friend Marty Nodell - the creator of Green Lantern back in 1940.  Listen to a full 10 minute interview with Marty as he recounts the moment he came up with the character and the name.  Don't miss this show!

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This is the BIG one - a 25-minute interview with the MAN himself: Stan Lee!

Listen as he talks about his career and the projects he was working on 30 years ago.  If you listen closely you can hear the seeds of the Marvel Cinematic Universe germinating in the fertile mind of the most influential person in the history of comics!

Episode 14 - December 11 1993

Moondog's favorite episode ever!

In the studio - Tiny Tim, the falsetto-singing ukulele-playing musician of Tiptoe Through the Tulips!

In the studio - Del Close, comedian, writer, actor, director, playwright, teacher, guru, beatnik, hippie and bon vivant!

In the studio - Joe Quesada and Jimmy Palmiotti!  One of top creative teams of the 1990s doing their P&Q Report LIVE!

Pop Culture TV icons, Elinor Donahue and Ann B. Davis recall their signature rolls on Father Knows Best and the Brady Bunch in this incredible show from November 27, 1993.

Listen to behind-the-scenes insights on what it was like to play the iconic characters, Worf and Chekov as Howard interviews Michael Dorn and Walter Koenig during our All Star Trek Show!

EPISODE 10 November 13, 1993.

• Danger!  Danger, Will Robinson!  Listen to Bill Mumy discuss his career in TV (Space Family Robinson) and how much he enjoys comics.
  
  
• Pat Mills and Kevin O'Neill discuss what it's like to be two creators from England barnstorming US comic book shops promoting their new comic - Marshall Law!
  
  
• Joe and Jimmy, in their P&Q Report lament the fact that Valiant left off the credits to Ninjak #1!
  
  
• And Alex Ross and Kurt Busiek discuss the creation of MARVELS!  This book would catapult Alex to superstardom.
  
  

You don't want to miss this episode!

Welcome to Episode 9 of the Moondog's Pop Culture Radio Hour from November 6, 1993.

Howard leads off with a live interview of legendary entertainer, Steve Allen.  Steve talks about his career and his connections to Clark Kent and Superman!

There's a short but sweet pre-recorded interview with RoboCop actress, Nancy Allen.

A quick P&Q report from Miami and then the real meat and potatoes - an interview with Neil Gaiman conducted when he was still doing the monthly Sandman book.  Neil talks about the "future" of Sandman and then moves on to describe the other projects that he was working on: The Children's Crusade, Fables and Reflections and Angels and Visitations.

You don't want to miss this interview with the greatest living writer of comic books and fantastic literature.

The Moondog’s Pop Culture Radio Hour was the industry’s original podcast. To access all the shows go to my website www.moondogbuyscomics.com and click on RADIO SHOW.

Episode 8 of the Moondog’s Pop Culture Radio Hour from October 30, 1993 is on the air!

This was a special show in that host Howard Johnson was in Las Vegas getting married to his lovely bride, Laurie Bradach.  So it was just Larry Marder and me talking about what was happening behind the scenes in the comics industry.

In other words the first comic-book podcast ever recorded.

Besides being the creator of Tales of the Beanworld, Larry Marder was the "Nexus of All Comic Book Realities" in the 1990s.  Larry was as much at home with mainstream publishers as he was with the independent creator community.  People trusted Larry and everyone sought his advice.  This led to his being named executive director of Image Comics then president of Todd McFarlane Toys.

You also get a big dose of the Moondog himself as he explains a lot of what was going on in comics nearly 30 years ago.

The Moondog’s Pop Culture Radio Hour was the industry’s original podcast. To access all the shows go to my website www.moondogbuyscomics.com and click on RADIO SHOW.